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March 6th, 2008, 09:48 Posted By: JKKDARK
New version of the ColecoVision emulator for PSP.
Changelog:
- PSP version brought up to date with the official release (changes are mostly internal)
- Replaced the rendering engine with a more stable one
- When switching games, latest save state will be automatically highlighted
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March 5th, 2008, 23:09 Posted By: JKKDARK
via Gizmondo
For those who love everything R/C, this Lynxmotion hexapod kit is pretty dorktastically awesome. While technically 2 legs short of spider status, this hexapod has excellent mobility, as 18 servos drive the legs (featuring 3 degrees of freedom) a foot per second and over obstacles up to 4" high. Oh, and it's preprogrammed to work with a 2.4Ghz wireless PlayStation 2 compatible controller.
The thing to remember here is that, as a kit, the $750 Lynxmotion BH3-R doesn't have all the polish of a retail product, but it leaves the platform open to robot enthusiasts.
Windows software allows you to customize movement over its basic programming that only supports multi-directional, multi-speed movement and 360-degree spins. Maybe you'd like your robot to do the robot, accomplishing feats of engineering that even Bender cannot fathom.
And after that, you can train it to hexa-fist beer and really subvert mankind's progress.
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March 5th, 2008, 20:41 Posted By: wraggster
via tehskeen
Shendo has released a new version of his great memory card manager software suite for the Sony Playstation One. Using this utility you can perform various functions with your memory card images including copying, editing and saving. It supports a wide variety of formats including ones found in popular PC emulators. It requires .NET framework v3.0 to be installed.
Changes in 0.4:
* Added comments support for dexdrive memory cards.
* Added toolstrip informations.
* Added support for simultaneous editing of 2 memory cards.
* Added support for dragging-and-dropping of memory card files.
* Saves can now be copied to the temp buffer and pasted to the selected card and slot.
* Double click on the selected item now shows a save information.
* Product code, Identifier and Region now shown in the list instead on the toolbar.
* Editing operations are now save based instead of the slot based like in older versions.
* Dropped support for .vmp cards until proper header reconstruction is possible.
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March 5th, 2008, 19:54 Posted By: Shrygue
via Joystiq
It's like our favorite old-school commercial: "Mr. Owl, how many Playstation 3s does it take to simulate a collision between two black holes?" Apparently, the answer is 16.
A group at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth hopes to use a cluster of 16 PS3s to run the simulation, specifically looking at the properties of the gravity waves emitted by the collision. The cluster -- nicknamed the PS3 Gravity Grid -- was built with a partial donation from Sony, who must like watching really big stuff collide as much as we do.
Similar simulations have been run before (most notably by NASA), but this marks the first time the super-calculation has been performed using a game console. Like our colleagues as PS3 Fanboy, we admit that most of the technical jargon presented here is way over our heads. We're sure some of you will "get it," though, and not just resort to Tootsie Roll references.
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March 5th, 2008, 19:44 Posted By: Shrygue
via Eurogamer
Codemasters has told Eurogamer that Rise of the Argonauts will be released on PC, 360 and PS3 in Q4 2008.
The action role-playing game had fallen rather quiet after its unveiling last April, but the publisher has assured us all is well and Argonauts should be ready to show to press soon.
The title retells the familiar story of young warrior king Jason, whose adventures were stop-animated to fame on the big-screen in 1963. However, the emphasis here is on exploring ancient Greece and all the perils that go with it.
Rise of the Argonauts also makes some bold claims. It wants do away with monotonous combat where one hit can kill if a sharp bit finds its way to soft flesh. And it wants to move away from good, evil and neutral paths by introducing four gods that are influenced by the consequences of nearly every action you make.
Technically it is looking to push boundaries as well, with a procedural animation system that has your sword and shield react independently depending on the area of attack, plus computer-controlled companions such as Hercules who can trigger co-operative attacks when they are in the near vicinity.
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March 5th, 2008, 19:42 Posted By: Shrygue
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The previously-announced PSP port of flOw - that strange deep-sea fishing-like game/pastime on PS3 - will be arriving on the PS Store (on PC) tomorrow.
The idea behind the portable version is the same: "Explore the soothing depths of a living underwater environment, discover strange new organisms and embark on a journey of evolution," says Sony.
That basically means move some odd white fish thing into other fish things to eat them, grow into a bigger fish thing, dive deeper and repeat. It sounds dull, but it can be strangely compelling in the right frame of mind.
The bonus, however, is that PSP version will be multiplayer-compatible, with a four-player Ad-Hoc mode included.
There's still no price on it yet, but we wouldn't expect it to be more than £3.49. And we're still awaiting a UK date, too. You'll know as soon as we do.
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March 5th, 2008, 19:40 Posted By: Shrygue
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Previous rumour reports of the PlayStation Network getting a huge overhaul in April would appear true as SCEA's director of product development confirms: "you will see a pretty big change in the PlayStation Network in the early part of April.
The rumour emerged from a retailer-only presentation, in which Sony was said to have unveiled plans to give the PlayStation Network a makeover, as well as demonstrating a new Video Store.
Sony has since remained cagey on the subject, however SCEA's John Hight has told Gamasutra: "We give [Sony's PSN team] a lot of feedback based on how our customers are reacting to things, and I think you will see a pretty big change in the PlayStation Network in the early part of April, where we roll out some new interface stuff largely based on customer feedback."
Hight held back on exactly what these changes would entail, but did tease: "Simplification, cutting down on the number of mouse clicks, making it easier to find stuff that you want to find... that's kind of an outgrowth of us having more content now, so we have to make sure that you can get at it easily."
We can't wait.
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March 5th, 2008, 16:47 Posted By: dragula96
another day another tetriabetes update :thumbup:
1.39 focuses on bug fixes and tweaks
change log:
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* Fixed a bug with ghost where it would appear above piece if piece was right under some blocks.
* Fixed Audio Loop Time Delay, music should loop after music ends and not right before.
* Fixed High Score bug, where High Score would not load the last Digit.
* Adjusted soft drop delays(the piece dropped to fast).
* Fixed Hard drop points added, now hard drop will give you 2 points for every square based on how far up you drop it.
* Adjusted Drop Delay on Piece(it was dropping to slow at start up).
* Adjusted delay for left/right auto repeat(just slightly-it was to fast).
* Adjusted Ghost transparency level(made it less visible for less confusion).
* Added Rotate Left Function(yes finally, press x to rotate left)
* Fixed a bug where level 10 was broken
*Removed sound event of when piece drops down(it gets annoying at higher levels).
* Adjusted Hard drop delay to 0.5 second(as requested by jungle-cat).
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Requirements: tetriAbetes 1.30 or higher
instructions: download patch 1.39, extract and add/replace files to your tetriabetes folder.
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March 5th, 2008, 07:40 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from Art:
Hi Guys,
This is the Time Baby V12g release with MP3 player sleep mode.
Please let me know if there are still problems with the MP3 Player.
One thing I have found that I can't figure is the original PSP-120 headphone remote plays up with it
and only volume up and down work, but two identical third party headphone remotes work properly for
Play/Pause, Skip, and Previous track buttons.
Quote:
V12g (04/03/08):
- MP3 Player sleep mode implemented. PSP is suspended at the end of the playlist ready for the
alarm function to wake it up in the morning. Playlist is restarted on wake up, as well alarm sounding.
- MP3 Player will stop current track in single track mode, or skip to next track in playlist mode
when the PSP is woken from suspend with the mp3 player active.
- Implemented support for special config file that will cause the MP3 Player to be clocked at 333/333/166 MHz.
The second last byte can be changed to any value other than zero with a hex editor to use the fast CPU speed.
- Pause button on the headphone remote will announce the time once when the track is paused.
- Headphone remote can be plugged in at any time now the serial port is only activated in GPS time set mode.
- Various code fixes.
If the attached configuration file is used, the MP3 Player is clocked at 333/333/166 MHz
instead of 280/280/140 MHz.
You can save and load settings to and from this config file normally.
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March 5th, 2008, 07:37 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from A Noob:
VSH3DPong By A_Nub (AKA A_Noob)
Well This is pretty easy to use.
Installation:
1) copy VSH3DPong.prx to ms0:/seplugins (ms0:/ being wherever you computer mounted your psp's mem stick)
2) open up vsh.txt in the same seplugins folder and add this line "ms0:/seplugins/VSH3DPong.prx" (minus the quotes)
3) disconnect and shut down your psp, then reboot holding Right Trigger, go to plugins and click on VSH3DPong so that it reads enabled. Now Exit the recovery Menu and Enjoy.
Usage:
Basically you can push Left and Right Trigger Simotameously and the time will disappear. Push Again to Bring it back onto screen.
Gameplay:
Use the analog stick to move you paddle up and down.
However this time its slightly different Letting go of the analog stick
Centers your paddle so watch out!
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March 5th, 2008, 07:35 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from PSPflashsystem:
Prxutility + + v.2.0 by pspflashsystem *
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* Visit my site: *
* * http://pspflashsystem.olympe-network.com/
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* Updated * 03/03/2008
Principe :***************************************
Starting from the 30% led power starts blinking very slowly,
From 20% less it blink slowly,
From 10% led the blink rapidly
And from 5% in the blink led very quickly.
********** Previous version of prxutility + + version 1.0 :*******
With a keystroke, you can:
-- Turn off your PSP
-- Reboot your PSP
-- Pause your psp
-- Save the backlight of your maximum psp
-- Save the backlight of your psp at least
NB: All key combinations are detailed in a help menu.
To make it appear, simply press the button on your psp L ...
********** Of New prxutility + + version 2.0 :**************
-- The Help menu is now accessible by pressing L + NOTE simultaneously and left alone
After a while ...
-- You can now access a new menu that tells you about your battery (such as the level of charge,
(S) hour (s) (s) remaining before unloading your battery, the temperature of your battery, the voltage of your battery,
Battery status, it also tells you if your battery is present or not and if the AC adapter is connected to the PSP or not)
And my prx also tells you in the same menu the CPU and your PSP BUS ...
This menu is accessed by pressing the buttons simultaneously VOLUP NOTE + ...
-- Corrections of a few minor bugs ...
-- Best legibility of menus ...
********** Installation :************************
# Connect your PSP to your computer via USB,
# Post your PSP into USB mode with the option USB connection,
# Right click on the file you downloaded,
# Choose to Extract the files ... (WinRAR is to be installed)
# Select destination as the letter assigned to your Memory Stick in the My Computer
# Press OK and wait extraction files
# Add to files VSH.TXT, GAME.TXT, POPS.TXT and GAME150.TXT who are in the directory SEPLUGINS your Memory Stick, the following line:
* Ms0: / SEPLUGINS / prxutility + +. Prx
# Leave the USB mode and switch off your PSP (press and hold the power button)
# Restart your PSP maintaining the R Trigger right to enter the Recovery Menu,
# Choose the option plugins
# Enable ( "[Enabled]") prxutility + +. Prx [VSH] by pressing X,
# Enable ( "[Enabled]") prxutility + +. Prx [GAME] by pressing X
# Enable ( "[Enabled]") prxutility + +. Prx [POPS] by pressing X,
# Return to XMB using the Back and Exit options.
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March 4th, 2008, 22:33 Posted By: wraggster
New from SuccessHK
Army of Two throws gamers into hot spots ripped from current day headlines where they will utilize unique two-man strategies and tactics while seamlessly transitioning between playing with intelligent Partner AI (PAI) and a live player. When one man is not enough, it will take an army of two to fight through war, political turmoil and a conspiracy so vast it threatens the entire world.
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March 4th, 2008, 22:23 Posted By: wraggster
"Chains of Olympus doesn't quite live up to the other God of War games." (4) "Ready at Dawn didn't mess with the franchise's proven formula whatsoever, which is ... one of our ... gripes for the game." (3) "Gameplay-wise, nothing much has changed ... You still run around and beat the beejezus [sic] out of enemies and then meet up with the occasional boss fight." (5) "I wish that Ready at Dawn had added something new the canon rather than just re-using what's been done in the past." (7)
"The game feels a bit too familiar ... [and] at times you do feel like you've played the game before." (7) That said, "the game is missing some of the features from other God of War games. ... you won't find the ability to use your blades on grappling points, the Icarus Wings, Rage of the Gods, rope traversal, rope swinging, a fourth magic, etc." (4) "I find myself disappointed ... that the game doesn't quite have the same feeling of showing you something new around every corner that the previous games did." (4)
"The game is also brutally linear: you're constantly running from point A to point B, stopping to administer the occasional beatdown." (5) It could also be described as "a very linear experience, (3) that "may be a touch linear." (9) "Toward the end, combat got pretty repetitious, relying really heavily on the mechanic of blocking you into a room and not letting you out until you finished taking down the waves of enemies." (1) "It would have been nice to have seen a little experimentation here or there to mix things up. (3) "Altogether, ... the game feels like a bit less of an adventure and more of a straightforward action game." (4)
http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/04/ne...ns-of-olympus/
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March 4th, 2008, 22:01 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from tsgeoman:
LDSPSP - Is a browser based collection of text, including the Bible - Old and New Testament, Book of Mormon, D&C, Pearl of Great Price, Bible Dictionary, Hymns, Ensigns, Manuals, and many more, From the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, "Mormons".
This will work on any PSP, and you do NOT need custom firmware.
Installation:
-Unrar the Directory LDSPSP to any location on your pc that you can find later. Example: Desktop
-Copy LDSPSP to the root directory on your PSP. Example x:/LDSPSP where x is the drive letter of your PSP.
-NOTICE: In tests, it may take over 45 mins to copy the files to your PSP, this is due to the large number of files, over 18,000. Although the total size is only a little over 200 meg. It is sugested to use an external power supply while copying.
-Start your PSP WEB Browser.
-Go to FILE - ADDRESS ENTRY
-Type "file:/LDSPSP/index.html" without the "". This will bring up the main title page.
_Go to bookmarks and bookmark the main title page.
You can now access this any time by going to your web browser bookmarks and selecting LDSPSP.
I, in no way take credit, or responsibility for the contents of the text in these files. The texts original source is from www.lds.org. I simply added the pictures and the menus.
Tyler Steineckert
tsgeoman@msn.com
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March 4th, 2008, 21:57 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from spike021:
This is an update done by hotrocker and I. It is for the original game by SG57.
It is for 3.XX CFW.
It is a sort of small update, but expect it to be followed by even more over the next couple of weeks
Changelog
After a certain score is obtained(We will let you find that out for yourself) you will start to add health for every kill made.
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March 4th, 2008, 21:42 Posted By: wraggster
Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA) announced today the North American release of God of War: Chains of Olympus, exclusively for PSP (PlayStation Portable). Collaboratively developed by Sony Computer Entertainment's Worldwide Studios, Santa Monica Studio and Ready at Dawn Studios, the acclaimed development team that brought you the best-selling Daxter for PSP, the highly-anticipated God of War: Chains of Olympus combines stunning graphics, intense action and an intricate new storyline that delivers yet another tale of epic proportions from the dark and brutal world of Greek Mythology. Following in the footsteps of its predecessors, God of War: Chains of Olympus is set to deliver everything that fans have come to expect from the God of War franchise. With high fan anticipation and a 94% rating on GameRankings.com, supported with the following review scores from leading gaming media outlets: PlayStation the Official Magazine -- 5/5 and the Editor's Choice Award, Game Informer -- 9/10 and the Handheld Game of the Month Award, Game Pro -- 4.75/5 and the Editor's Choice Award, IGN.com -- 9.4/10 and the Editor's Choice Award, 1Up.com -- 9.5/10, and Gamezone.com -- 9.5/10, God of War: Chains of Olympus is poised to set a new standard for PSP titles.
"God of War: Chains of Olympus is a stellar achievement that truly shows
off the capabilities of PSP and fully demonstrates our efforts to bring
highly-innovative and unique content to PSP," said Jeff Reese, director,
software marketing, SCEA. "If you're a fan of the God of War universe or even
just the action-adventure genre, God of War: Chains of Olympus delivers an
epic gameplay experience and is a-must-own title."
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March 4th, 2008, 21:36 Posted By: wraggster
Jeff has released a new version of his Rogue clone for the Nintendo DS/GBA and also the PSP, heres whats new:
Much thanks go to Marvin Sanchez who has ported POWDER to the PSP so you don't need to run the GBA version inside an emulator any more. This initial release is still Alpha - I don't have a PSP to check directly with, so any problems are thanks to my meddling, not Marvin.
A large assortment of polish issues and minor bug fixes. The biggest change will be for GBA users that now have a way to enter their name that doesn't require a few days of research to understand.
* Fixed the word-wrap code so you will not see commas at the start of new lines. (Elias Erkamo)
* When you die the inventory cursor is reset to the first item so new games will see it in a reasonable starting location. (Colin Pritchard)
* When ><0|V| polymorphs your equipped weapon, no longer destroy the weapon if it is polymorph resistant (ie, artifact, unchanging, quest item) (sparrowhawc)
* Gifted items now appear BY your feet, rather than skipping the preposition. (Michael Brough)
* Stoned characters no longer report a depth of 255 in the character dump. (Michael Brough)
* When charging a stack of items, the new charges are split among the items in the stack, meaning there is no longer a significant advantage to charging a stack versus individual items.
* KnownItems in the Option menu will give you a list of everything you have identified this game, similar to \ in Nethack. (conkstah)
* Can no longer swap places when either part is submerged or in a pit (Irashtar)
* "Prove your worth in my combat arena!" now has sufficient prepositions. (Michael Brough)
* "Suits of plate" rather than "Suites of plate". (Zach Firth)
* A wand of dig will make a pit in undiggable levels. (Zach Firth)
* A bit of spell rebalancing. Sticky flames increased to 10 MP to better reflect its utility. Sunfire significantly boosted as it is supposed to be more overpowered. Create Pit's cost reduced a bit making it a comparable root attack to force bolt.
* New spell, Flash, that takes Sticky Flame's spot in the spell pre-req chain. (Irashtar)
* Character dumps to .TXT files have line wrap set to 72 columns rather than 30 so posts of winning characters will be better formated.
* The input line now has a cursor showing where you are currently typing.
* A sad day indeed! The nifty mini-game to enter your name on the GBA has been removed in favour of a mundane and boring on screen keyboard! (Zappa Penguin)
* Text input area has been doubled in size to make it easier to type your name without precision stylus placement. (David Hong, Zappa Penguin)
* A cursor has been added to the text input to make it clear when space is hit.
* Your health and mana is now colour coded if it is not at maximum. Yes, David, I have already added a note that some people may want an option to disable this.
* Successfully compiled on a 64bit Linux machine, so hopefully all of my evil pointer casts have been dealt with.
* Throwing a -2 mithril chainmail in the air will no longer heal you.
* Belweir's library now also has scrolls. (Brog)
* Adjusted inventory wrapping again. Horizontal movement will only move which column you are in and no longer adjust your row. Vertical movement will stay inside the equipped item list if you start there, otherwise loop over all of your unequiped items. This better matches the logical separation of these two lists. (Irashtar)
* Finger of Death description adds some text to clarify it is a ray spell and accidents occur due to reflections. (Irashtar)
* Flails wildly replaced by Completely misses which is a bit less confusing about the origin of the text. (Irashtar)
* I normally document every small grammar fix that occurs, but then someone gives me a few pages of corrections. Numerous fixes thanks to R. Dan Henry.
* SDL port to the PSP. (Marvin Sanchez)
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March 4th, 2008, 21:13 Posted By: gamefreak199101
News/release from Red Squirrel
What's it?
It is an Alternative VSHMenù that has ALL same functions of the M33 VshMenù and other utilities such as the possibility to change the background color, to power off and to sleep the console, to activate and to disactivate M33 VshMenù from dashboard or to make screenshot of XMB!
Press HOME (by Default) in XMB to start the Alternative VshMenù!
Press CIRCLE (by Default) in Menù to close it.
Note:
-Do not flash this plugin erasing M33 satelite.prx! In this case Alternative VSHMenù does not work!
-To flash this plugin, follow the guide inserted in Patch2Flash folder!
Features
v4.1
-Added German, Italian and French translations.
-Added a tool to flash the plugin in Flash0 (so you can free a space for a new plugin in your PSP!).
Installation using Noob's Plugin Installer
-Connect PSP to PC through USB
-Start program and choose the "Install a new plugin" option
-Choose the "Indipendent Installation" option
-Select the PRX (of your language) and check the box corrisponding to VSH
-Click on Install button
Manual Installation (if no other plugins are installed)
-Connect PSP to PC through USB
-Copy the content of MS_ROOT folder in the root of Memory Stick
Manual Installation (if other plugins are installed)
-Connect PSP to PC through USB
-Copy vshmenu.prx (of your language) file in SEPLUGINS folder
-Open VSH.txt file (if it's not present, create it!) and at the end of the file add this string: ms0:/seplugins/vshmenu.prx
Any way you have choosen, remember to activate plugin from Recovery Mode!
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